You can sue the presumptuous dog sitter for whatever damages you can prove for your dog's potential as a stud.

Retain counsel versed in the ADA to write the park a reality check. Use the Avvo search tool and/or your county bar association to find one near you.

"My dogs ran up to them and fight broke out." YOU failed to control your dogs; you are responsible for the vet costs.

NOT an animal law question - moving to general practice. You got a room. The mere fact that someone walked in on you, by itself, is not grounds...

This has nothing to do with criminal defense - moving to traffic tickets, where it belongs. Follow the appeal procedure on the citation.

The hotel is not responsible for your car being shot up. The price you originally contracted for should be the price you are paying.

1. You present no legal question. 2. Read your ToS to determine dispute resolution.

This has nothing to do with animal law, where Avvo dumped it. Moving to general practice.

Contact your county bar association to see if you qualify for a low/pro bono program.

You can sue, but what would you claim as damages? Unless "Andy" was a showdog you intended to breed, you have none.